February 18, 2023

Next in Tech - Feb. 18, 2023

Want to read my latest research article on the boom of Farcaster's developer ecosystem & how it mirrors early Twitter apps? Check it out here! Happy Saturday and welcome back to Next in Tech! We have another jam-packed newsletter covering the latest in crypto regulation, a leadership change at Y...

February 15, 2023

The Boom of Farcaster's Developer Community

Farcaster is one of the hottest decentralized social media apps with a loyal user base and a well-built protocol. And in the face of turbulent times a...

February 11, 2023

Next in Tech: Feb. 11, 2023

Welcome back to Next in Tech, I hope everyone had a great week! Before we dive into this wild week, I wanted to quickly highlight my digital garden that I just covered yesterday . It has all of my articles, tweets, and casts from Farcaster. I’m happy it’s finally out and have really appreciate...

February 10, 2023

Building a Digital Garden

I’m excited to finally announce a project I’ve had in the works for a while — my own digital garden. This site holds my articles, casts from Farcaster, and tweets. As I write more, it will also contain more informal content such as thoughts(shorter writing), lists(of my favorite finds), NFTs,...

February 4, 2023

Next in Tech - Feb. 4, 2023

Happy Saturday and welcome back to Next in Tech! This week I’m covering Twitter’s new API access rules, OpenAI advancements, and even a new app from the Instagram co-founders. Let’s dive in: Twitter to shut down free API access Twitter announced Thursday that they would be ending free API use by...

February 1, 2023

User AI-gency

How chatbots change the user agent in computing

January 28, 2023

Next in Tech - Jan. 28, 2023

Welcome back to Next in Tech! It’s been a busy first few weeks of 2023 — I wanted to share what I’ve been up to and what’s been on my mind.Back in D...

January 5, 2023

2022 Recap

2022 was a year of personal growth and self-discovery for me. I took a gap semester from school, which was a risk that ended up being an amazing experience. I also had the chance to think about my beliefs and assumptions in a deeper way, and while I don't have all the answers yet, I feel like I k...

December 15, 2022

LEGO Blocks for the Web

The structure of the Internet is like the Wild West — each app has its own set of standards that users need to familiarize themselves with. The rules and data in these apps hardly overlap with other apps, and so users are left with a fragmented Internet life, while app developers are stuck trying...

October 31, 2022

Going Down The Rabbit Hole

Browsing is a non-linear process. It requires going down rabbit holes to follow links their sources, jumping between different contexts, and making sense of information. The interfaces we have today, based on tabs and windows, force us to linearize our actions and think in terms of sequential ste...